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Das ist keine wahre Geschichte. Das ist wahre Liebe.
Peter Lake ist ein Kleingauner in einem viktorianischen Manhattan, der immer wieder in Schwierigkeiten gerät, obwohl er ein gutes Herz hat. Sein größter Widersacher ist der Gangsterboss Pearly Soames, der noch eine Rechnung mit ihm offen hat und ihm deshalb nach dem Leben trachtet. In Gestalt eines mysteriösen weißen Pferdes erhält Peter einen ungewöhnlichen Schutzengel, der ihm fortan zur Seite steht. Während eines Einbruchs in eine Villa lernt Peter die Tochter des Eigentümers Isaac Penn kennen und verliebt sich sogleich in die offene und herzliche Beverly. Die junge Frau leidet an Schwindsucht, ist aber davon überzeugt, dass der Tod nicht das Ende sein kann. Dennoch möchte sie nicht aus dem Leben scheiden, ohne vorher die Liebe kennen gelernt zu haben…
Avis de la communauté (10)
This movie got a lot of bad reviews but I really enjoyed watching this. I didn't expect the whole 'angels and demons' part in this movie which made the story more beautiful and different from other love stories. Beautiful fairytale.
But also what the hell trakt, that’s a shit description in the thumbnail. Way to give away the plot.
It feels like they wanted to make a TV show but did not have enough time, so made a bad summary of the show and made that into a movie. They did not explain anything about the characters, and some just popped up out of nowhere (like the woman and her child, who are basically the plot of the movie...). I would have liked it if they made a story and not just some random bits that sounded interesting to be in a movie. The whole time I felt like I missed the beginning of the movie where everything was explained. Except for the part that they did not explain much or even a thing about the story, I did enjoy it. Still don't really know what happened and how everything worked though. _Rating: 6,2/10_ _Posted: 11 dec. 2019_
>"Is it possible to love someone so completely, they simply can't die?" Wow, this is pretty awful. I had never heard anything about it and watched it because it just turned 10, but man, it was pretty brutal. Just know that Martin Scorsese called this movie unfilmable when asked to direct it a decade earlier.